
1. Set up the window or windows as you want them.
This may include activating, resizing and positioning windows, as well as making settings (see the application examples later in this chapter).
3. In the dialog that appears, type in a name and fill out the options as desired:Option
This stores the “state” (open/closed, position etc.) of all windows, including settings for each one as listed in the table on page 655.
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